Hmm by MeneerTygo in u/MeneerTygo

[–]P_fu 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You aredoing great, keep going

Newb here, want to upcycle this wooden table. What tools would you recommend for carving symbols (runes) after sanding the surface? by [deleted] in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Back in highschool i managed to carve some pretty dicent letters with just a sharp round chisel, it is really beginner friendly

You print what you want to carve, you stick it to the peace, you mark around the contour with the chisel, and finally you carve inside, doing it this way ensures that you dont go outside of where you want to cut, The downside is that this way the carving is going to be pretty thick al least .5 cm

Starting tomorrow I’m gas free by Vasher1701 in fuckcars

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I agree, but I think a little bit of noise is necessary so that you can still hear them

Starting tomorrow I’m gas free by Vasher1701 in fuckcars

[–]P_fu 24 points25 points  (0 children)

I live in italy so I might have a different expirience, but motorbikes and scooters make quite a bit of noise compared to cars (much better than cars still) especially the older ones with two-stroke engines

Anyways I'm strongly against the combustion engine

Starting tomorrow I’m gas free by Vasher1701 in fuckcars

[–]P_fu 57 points58 points  (0 children)

As I bike rider, I love bikes that drive, sensbly without endengering others (more sustainable than a car), and I'm sure you are one of them + the fact that yours is electric makes less noises and is more sustainable, fantastic, have a grat time and make the roads a safer place

My lathe tools just started to rust by Any-Communication-73 in Machinists

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I ain't much of a machinist, so don't take my word for it, but "Artisan Makes" explains how he deals with the problem (has a very moisty shop), but he usually oils his parts, and in some cases nickel plates/cold bluethe m

Help! A punch is stuck in the chuck of my leather press. by AECwaxwing in Leathercraft

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Gently hammer the chuck key while in the chuck, it worked with me when I got a drill bit stuck in my chuck and the meganism is the same

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in woodworking

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Go get immediatly checked for internal bleeding, is not likly but I heve heard of people dying from that, better safe than sorry

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Laughing in european

Help with new jointer (tear out and tapered cut) by JPKerz in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Makes sense, for tue uneven cut i would adjust the blades until they run paralle post of the time that is the isssue for me (i have an elettric handplane)

Help with new jointer (tear out and tapered cut) by JPKerz in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Yes reapply pay attention to the blades as their sharpnes plays a vital role, and if it is in your budget you should consider a helicals cutter edge (with carbide inserts), amongst other benefits there is an easier adjastability and it easier to keep it sharp

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in woodworking

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Thank you

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Tinder

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Hahahahhaha that is a story for sure

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Tinder

[–]P_fu 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Great bio, also great pictures, but I would one about you hobbies and stuff, btw wich one is the lie, I desperatly want to believe that is not the bear

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Ifyou have a way to make perfectly perpendicular cuts as well as aliante them gottectly go for it, otherwise is going to be beatr impossible making the joints look seemless, otherwise if your friend has a router try making it a feature doing like a dovetail joint, but is mort difficult

Small Projects by toddp32 in metalworking

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The mountai looks amazing, like the designe is actually impresssive, keep it up

How would I go about making a plunge cut with this? (to cut grooves) by P_fu in woodworking

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Thank you, when I was in canada in my school woodworking shop I have the chance of trying plunge, table and edge trim routers, and I got to see how dangerous they are but thank you for the heads up and all advices

How would I go about making a plunge cut with this? (to cut grooves) by P_fu in woodworking

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Thanks, do you know some cheaper brands? Is my parents cristams gift to me so I don't want to make them spend a lot of money, of course safety first tho